👋 Hi, I'm Jay, a designer, developer & gardener 🌱

MOBI is the digital partner of hospitality, an enterprise-grade ecosystem for restaurant brands.

In 2022, after securing series C funding, we rolled out a new company name and identity. The design team ensured MOBI maintained a consistent look for our global customer base.

Here's a selection of graphics showing how we operate as a leader in the digital hospitality space.

I work closely with clients to integrate their brand identity with MOBI's white-label digital ordering system.

The UI/UX is customised so their users receive a seamless ordering experience across multiple platforms including desktop, mobile, kiosks, and QR table ordering.

Check out our implementations for Sal's Pizza and Carl's JR Australia ⇨

Once a year MOBI runs Rocket Launch, an internal hackathon where we rapidly develop new features for our customers.

In 2022 my team created a prototype for integration with GETCHANGE.IO to allow guests to round up their change and donate it to a social cause of the restaurant's choosing.

two/fiftyseven is a creative co-working space with the mantra: "a supportive place to ____________ together."

Where the local community fills in the blank.

Contributing artist Xoë Hall summed it up best: "The better future we dream of is already real life at 2/57; the beating heart of a future Wellington world."

I work out of this space, help look after their plants and maintain the website using Webflow.

For the opening exhibition, I designed the brochure collating submissions from 17 artists across Aotearoa.

In 2018—19 I was the Art Director and Digital Designer for this Hong Kong based youth fashion web store run via Shopify.

Shown here are some editorial campaigns used for on-site, social media, and email direct marketing.

These campaigns were made in collaboration with the photographer Amiee Oh ⇨

PALS, a streetwear label in Niseko, Japan, ran a community clean up event. I designed this tote bag as a gift for volunteers who signed up to help out.

It reads "THANK YOU For not using a plastic bag."

In 2022 I completed an online Permaculture Living Course. I'm grateful to have a garden space where I'm planting for abundance and putting the teachings into practice.

I'm now exploring ways of bringing the core principles into my design practice: Earth Care, People Care, and Fair Share.

The course was run out of Australia by Milkwood ⇨